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-149 n1 -4 1 4 he Lord e Jury'# 3 might :miitted tance to of i f; kmi~h, .takitig all his o justi, e quiill' z-7 to 016 ouid t o se bo Fled d what Intsbe 3 &•rti ! injury I. For : a. sr, in ~ , gi' ) costS. rnetts :amped : a re' iis ap- escape •ed on course ress to arnint, e rll3' Clerk Jusand kind .quaint lS SLIC' e n 0 Si-)C C either spew' lee fa.[ rte Faller tating , :1) Pei• eorlY row icier a tore' icon`'' in the Lfflif before i\jr. adoP l ' fy Oti s outh abo uL ;055"--. pro' iilt 0d; red i" call° LiVer . p 9 ar" .00 f lar' tr u ! 1)(1' Li " oicA . tti 1/36 NUMBER 557 ~:. . . PRO_BONO PUBLIC:ft - .. The Cheapest and most Elegant MUSICAL WORK Extant. SEVENTEEN NUMBER'S of the ROYAL MU- Petal MAGAZINE and REVIEW, &c. are a l rea d y l ably 4 1 le d CA (which may be had separately or together), price 41 each, hot.presseu, l'his publication renders the valu ,, h Works of the most eminent and popular Composers at ' k twer p t ice than Music has ever been offered tor. i„7• 1 % The very tune profit to the Prorjetors will not ad thl; 9 t, thin Work being circulated trirtaiimftle Muste-trade; ; b,, - ""..Y certain way of procuring it is through Booksellers, ~,,,rering, 'I he 1(o)al Musical Zblagazine and Review, pub '4l,l,ed by Sherwood, Neely, and ;ones, P.sternoster.roik . q 'hie Numoer, consisting ot Songs, Duets, Glees, and Ron cc!. ikc tor the Piano- Forte and Harp, is published on the nt or every month, and - tin warded to all parts of the United ^ingdoin with the various Magazines. Ivii,rk''e Public are cautioned against t a kin g i m i tat i ons of thtS OFFICE OF ORDNA:VCi IThis I)ay was published, price 6s. in b( Ards, HE OPERATIONS, add BATTLES of the ti UST It 1 • AN 'dill .1- , RE FI A E.S in the C A M.. A or 189. Illustrated with three 'Naos of the bat t lta on the Danube River. By Lieut. MULLER, Of the King's German Engineers.. ataii Publish rr • G Ut 4 r t l, ry Bouk4eller, No. I , P a ll by , _ . Where may beliad, . t i r lle Military Law of England, adapted to the general use 1, the A riny kind the Fradice of Courts Martial, price is. bd. •••thir i ' . \__ i 4' 0 veroliy w:11 he. lipilzilitted, in 1* wo Voluint...s,'4:, EISER VATIONS on POPULAR AINFI:IQUI v,.4 llt.Ls, ill u St rating the Origin, chielty, of, our vulgar 4tu ins, Ceremonies, and Supers;itions. Latebylilt:lLN Fellow and Set:ref:try. to the Society of Antiquaries of r ottu i‘h Tinted f or I . Walker; Wilkie. and Robinson; R. Lea; ly n il,e ilr:(1 Co., Longman, H inst,. R By Order of tl. e Board, Ste , .atst, Rees, Orme, and ; Si;4 nd co wait J. Richardson; j. i. au ld er ; an d losepli lolin *l. t r :he foflowitig. extrati from the l'rttce ; written by . Mr. 11,: - SO long ago as 1795, will best explain the intention of Present work.. yt, la • °rrtne 3.ear tin, repUbilSiitr. BOUrne'S 13.1itiqtlitateS to rri, S, rtz. work on subject,then had be . - Xkfte,litoAly scarce, and sold very high. making oo..erva ri,,s Oleach of uis , chapters, and throwing the new disaove hi,so,.° 41 1 Appendix at the end. . That volonie too, hy ti;ose misraken accident t o t m er i t , i s marked ca 10,V.03 at more :,raft d6uble its original price. In the fol. te, ; , 1 4 Work-1 have been advised to lltbsolve amicably the to i Partne.rshin under the firm Of B ourne an d g rand, and te,ti"Qin Vl/4tlj ‘fitterent.plan, prese n ti n g- to t h e pu bli c a col, tti..,: t ° ". -which, only from the immense variety Of fre s h 444er, but also 1 1 0111 the totally different arrangement of the 1 ti..tter myselt I tiny with equal t ruth and pro-. Y vehtur..- t., enttrety new uric " #. H. CREW, Secrita9.. GENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE'6 CORUNN A PATENT CA Nl'P' B DSTE 1), toriving a regular Military Bed tOr the Field, Barracks, &c. also aSO F; fur a Tent or Rom, fie. and likewise a SEA COT for on board Ship, the whole packing in a small V alice, allowed the most portaOle ever yet manuraetured, invented by 1110 Rt.; AN and SANDERS, No. 16 and 17, Catlierine.street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest bonours ought to be paid all_thuse who .so gallantly live and die ior their King awl Country: Dr, FOTIJERCiI F. 5 FlAl.i.: PI 1...L5, Veit the Preventi on and Cuie of the Dis Lases peculiar to' the Sex. T HAT greater share of the infir m i t i es i s allot ted to the Female, more than the other Sex, we have the authority of Scripture to confirm.:once the numerous disorders which aftittt women, and subject, them to pain and: st4:ringat every period of life. Hitt though This is the case, the same hand which has imposed the hurdler), has also al- - forded the means of relief. He has p'civitied the plants with healing virtues, which, under the guidance of science, should restore health, soatbe pain, and prove an antidote to the evil, •Dr. Fothergirs Female Pill is a wonderfid cOmpositiOn of this kind. It allays nervous irritation, calms the rapid tu mult of the blood, gives-tu the perturbed spirits their regular Course and circulation, and restores the relaxed fibre to its proper lone, •and settles on the cheek the mantling hue of •Ifealrh, beauty, arid purity, - t, Against all the irregularities of the,sex it is a neverjail- • Mg , restorative ; as, M Green Sickness and Obstructions: in NerVons disorders,'as HystericS, Spasms, Palsy ; in diseaseS I trorma relaxed fibre, as after childbed ; Dropsy, and'even ~,dunng.the pregnant state. • I t.should be • kept,• by every le -1 Male, as a proper diMiestic medicine, which ahe can, at all times, resort to in an attack of any illness.. Sold wholesale airs retail at Mr. Butler's - , 4,• Cheapaide, v coroeol Paiernoster- r o w ; Bacon,' and Allen, 76, Ox. hird-street ;• 269, Borough; 'Putt, , Royal Exchange; And, most Country Medicine Venders, - in Boxes, at 2S. - 9d. 1 each. .. Of whom may be had, Dr. Fothergirs Nervons Cordial -- Drops, 'so 'justly recommended for the cure of all Nervous Complaints,: in Bottles, priee 4s. 6d and zzs. each. • 1 ins i..ay Was published. TkIE QUART:LRLY RENTIINV, No. VI. I. Sir George St at i nton ' s P enal Code of , t 2. walait's• Pamphl e t the Geitius an d Di spos i t i o n A it Nlurphy's Fatal Revenge, cr the Faintly , of • -- 4. G ra h ame ' s Giiorgics.• - 5. 1)r - r's tr uirs 'Y of Winchester.-6. jont. s's Account of the extta- I'L lr 7 4 rY • e thc.4cy 'of the Eau d'Huss..n in Gout. —7. 1 1,,,,"‘ Ws of Agriculture; a Sa' incal Poem. -. 8. ti e .!'Yulia, an Epic. Poem, from Shee's et: t i , L , of Ar t .— to. Butler's Cambr i d ge E d i tion. of tt; .:. )1 •s.— tt. Bishop. l - forSley's Silotons. -:t2. Account t ,, 1 ".7 Years ResidelLuat Tong b arabo-- 13. riayley's- Bch -16,41. Worgan's Poems. - 14. Memoires de la Societe d'Ar. tv..; lferwieK's Life of Appollonius of Tyana.,---16., s tii c l lialtads, and Alkin on song Writing.-- 17. 1V al pott's L a d y of tl•.,e Lake. ,4. rl ',! 4 'd for ((din Alurral, 32, Fleet-street, and I. Hatch -I;‘,n don ; Parker, Oxford ; Cam tib'ee •1 Od and. Wooistenlioline, &irk g Uplunn, xeter ; ; Gutch, Bristol.; Knott. and • Lluyri, hir. ; Doovding, & Co. Salisbury ;. Channel . , Nfminers and Miller, Brown atid'Crontine, 11( 4 ; L(iiiiourgh ; liras!) and !tent; Smith atid Soil, I) snen, 61a.sguev ; Sidey, Perth ; Donaldson, . Dun oung, InVcrsiess [gown, Abel:deco. johnstne, ; N. ,Mahon, Dublin ; ai•d s o ; ld.also by every '44(litAjkaeller amt Nev , slll.llilll S‘Otlaild, and will bc published in August. • RENOVATED HEALTH. TT has been too frequently. the stthjed cif just and general repro;ntion, that men destitute ofthe elements of -the • medical art have o!fered : themselves as can:lidates' for public patronage in the proNssion uf physic For the purpose ctt (loud; justice to the result of our studies and experi ence , an d to prevent us fr om bei,44 . cla,Sed aitiOng those empirics whose -imprudent pretensions have; iintertunately fn . ' Society,. been ..too favourably received, we beg leave to submit-to the liberal anal enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and se qitircinents, Afre. having received a regular inedicalica tion i "as the ptipils of tiessrs. G rinded 'and Bli . zard - , whoSe lectures and practice we carefully attended, as proteSsors and - surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for nit:the:al acquire- Anent, the_Roya,l College of Edinburgh, and were instruaed in thodillerent branches of anateiny, surgery, the theory and ractice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany. eic. & c . by those entment professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, ilatoilton, Duncan and Ituthetterd, tv e trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and acquirements are it;4 inconsiderable. Having tor.a long . series a years made Venereal Complaints, anti the various. diseases -ot -IJebity, the particular object of our studies and practice, •w ill, 'se hope-, be allowed that wz. have.acquired'stiperiOr know ledge ut their treatment and cure, In slight and recent cases of intettion a per feet re-cstablish•ment is completed in • the short period of two days ; and in - those of the utmost in. where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan ut •treatment ensures• to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the eflects of a' habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, mere are none more alarming or inure distressing than those deficiencies and debiiit:rs which fre quently prevent or embitter the Matrimonial state: T o s uch persons it must be a consolation to know that they may now, by a new and infallible inutits'oftreatment, be restored to that ireatest ot all human ::lessings, a strong, manly, anti vigor ous constitution. -In all cases 01 debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species ot venereal infection, we may be consulted by patient s of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. flours of consultation at home from ten to three, and horn f, in thetvcnink till to a , ' night. Patients in the country are iequested to stare the particu tars ot their case, aye, and general habit of living, &c. &c. in-' closing a reit timitce fir advic e an d me di c i nes, when the same will be giver), or sent to any part of the _kingdom. To ensure - that secrecy so essential' to our undertaking, the postage ot fetters tray be ail.red to the account for inedicines.• • CURIO E and Co. Surgeons, No. zo7, Hatton—garden Messrs. Currie and Co.. have Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, bit the diligence, skit), and humanity, with which they . : p er . fumed the :duties assigned them 'during the time they tended their Lettures and Pric,Lice - •- -FOR THE AND ',GUM VI S E ESSENCE of. PEARL anti PEARL I)EN k IC ,tovehted t lac lat e I aco b HeMet, (Den ": Majesty and the Vrii; , :e. of .Wales, are. greatly siz -11,.1)./tii in elegance awl cfiLacy, to any thing hitherto usc ut ; they- ill effectuall preserve the Teeth in a t ( .7 , 4 1 state even to W old age ;% will y render them wmte and cl.l witih-tit the leaat itnpairing. the Enamel, fasten -t,, r ,. as are loose , keep such as. aie already de ca y e d - f ro i n b e- L,,1./'.worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, per . iettly cure - the' laril 11;:rY the Gums, and titike thew giow tirm and close lo re et tli. They likewise rer.der the Bleatil del.catel sweet, wzort rn edY all those Disorders that. are the conseq uence of Th "tie Gums anil bad Tech. le,. "ef continue to t)e. sold, Wholesale and. Retail, by Bay d9(;" blew, Cocksimr-street, London, price: 25 9;. each, tit, ii `etail by T. S‘arman (late Partner .and Suecessor to hl r. k e4 / , George.street, Hanover. squ.ire. ly i r e.are genuine, hut what hay-- the words ‘. j. I lemet, ar ki Y and flew, COckspur.:street, cimaved tt,the Stainp,,. " Bayley and Blew. Cock sp -street, Lomiun," 1 \1 . 1 %i the back of each MA th: and. Box,. r elit; • The Esseme is parti;:illarly recommended to Pa st `ltsstndnd Persons who hav e th e care o r Chi l dren, as tile Nr eservativeof young and tender 'Ferri', '- ...._. r,, • AN Agi WEST -INDIA, tiF "AIc,rIAiLRCE. • - EAST and WEST-INDIA, MER! CAN, and RUSSIAN MERCHANTS. I ,I. ),, HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer _,,‘Qlll,..-H, ants of England, and Traders in genvral, that for the Z,kN",,,fl'lice of Sale, he has placed his 1 UN I PER'S ES-- ii:'?, of PEPP4. R M INT and other Medicines in the .444131 Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, Si. Paul's Church it tti ci , k n i low ii v ER'S ESSENCE of PEP i' ER N'll NT is well 1 'ki t , as a sale, effectual, and pleasant reuudy in Flatu iriliv.:',C. nuiy and Cholick y rains in theStoinach ind Bowels, 41'3110h, Hysterics, Sea Sickness, Nausea attenclanron t i l l ieti 411,"Y, Relaxation and Lassitude, arising tr ni, A tows- OOtj,„lleat, want or Appetite, I njuries• !ruin I mienient ilj e - r, the A buse of Spirituous Liquors, aod in the Sim i,.iiiiiiisAllettions of the Stuinach and Bowels, so COOltlioll to : U s itl t, i li i i i t:1 ae ( a l c a ( I pting the dose to the urgency of the ease. As' * l'ij. Medicine or for•t he Army or Navy, it will be found uisition. '', St. Wholesale and 'retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, j, ' l i t,, Pahl's Church.pad, but none are genuine, exe pr 1 'lc ' ' 'tle has ' . I. P. Heath, Nuttinghitch," elq on i , aved o a : ,, t itlii. -`•. il,,r Bottles, as. yd.—and in. rhial.s . 2, 41 and is. ~~~` ._, ...... -a. t) 11. Li 21 ' __„_ _____ ______,______ _._—_---.------____..______ ..o. 6 ECRETS OF THE COURT OF FRANCE. 1 DEPTFORD. VIC TUALLING-YARD, • . This Day was p u bli s h e d , l ln One large Vultime, Bvo. price 16s, in boards, ! yuty 2, 5 , 18io. . i IE SECRET HISTORY of the CABINET of "THESE are to g i ve Notice, That on Thursday, the . BUO NAPARTE-; including his Private Lite, Clia. : I. ,o f - al 'lt/gust next, at so o'clock in the Forenoon, will be ii,a;ler, D omestics Administration, and his Conduct to Foreign' ' c: ) .."'et , s ; .together with Secret Anecdotes of the different . exposed to Sale at Ills Majesy's I/klutz/ling-Yard, at Deptford, " "l b or etiro )e an of the French kevolutiOn. With : ssordcy Lots of the ' following P ROVISIONS and VW -IW° 4 • I ' • ' N l _ a .Ppetidix,...., consisting o f St ate Papers, and of Biogra. TUALLING STORES, new! ing in the said Yard, viz. 44":til Sketches ut tote Persons composing the Court of St. . . . . Bread, Flour, Raisins, Currants, Peas, Oatmeal, Rice, Au „_ r liy . LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Notary Public,. :. ~ Pot Barley, Bake house Sweepings, Bieathclust, Bags and Lutti t• 6 "lite Crones of t. abinets," "An Exposition of ~ the Conduct of fiance towards Americ;,!' dec. Rags, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugar, Butter, Clatese, and Oil, 1 1,-.ondon : Printed for J. M. Richardson, 23, Coinhill ; and ' together with several lots of broken Staves, Boards' Ends, ............... riatchard, PicLadiliy. Iron Hoops, &c.' j ,4 Deposit of 2ii. per cent. is to be iinmediatetp made upon the Amount of each Lot ; and the Remainder •of the Purchase Money paid before the dirticles'aretaken away, for which purpose a pe riga' of Twenty Working-114s will be allowed from the Day of Sale; the Buyers particularly observing, that not less than p'ne_ . half of the quantify is to be removed from the Premises within the first Ten Days, and the-Remainder in the Ten folloWing Darn otherwise tie Dtparit Ilibney will be forfeited, and the Provision s or Stores remain the Property: ophe Crown, as .no extension of time will on any Account be grawed. • .7u(y 23, iaxo. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ef HIS MA yzsrrs olwAr4Ncii, do hereby give Nt.lice, that Proposals will he received at their Office, in Pall. Nall, on or before Iredneiday, the Bth day of August next from' such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of LINSEED OIL fir Service of this Department,• for a period of Three Years. The Oil must ~livered at the Royal Arsenal, ,lPoalwieht either in the raw or boiled state, in such quantities as may be Fe. quired, and in the prof or lion of nibs. to the adlon ; The TerMs and tonditions of the Contract, together with all fres /her particulars, may be known at tbe Secretary's Office in Pall.lllall, af.s,esaid, aD• day between the Mier; of Ten and 'Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed rip and end6ried, Proposals tisr Li nseed Oil," but no Proposal can be admitted alter the said Sib day of August, at Twelve o'Clock at Nlm of the same slay, nei-. t her will any Tender be noticed, unless the Pae?y making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend; . . ...,: . ... . ... _. _,----/:7,,1)1,.. , ~..., „,t1,,-,,. . ' , f• ••:-. , •.,, ,l %'`• ‘:,A , olip,. 7. ' 4..... °' 4 ' . ` '' ' ., i -.4 - • 2,./ . ~." :-:..-4,, \>*.;' 1 .- 414-„„- ~ .--7, , .?,--..4:•,,,R.....5,.„ r5.,,.A1,,,,,,.„....—„...._ .. ...„....,,,.. ~...., .„.?.. r ,••:: :: --2, ......... , . 7.... :7 ,.. ?: , , w , , , A ,.:; S . 1%-iT • y pi , ai. L t . Ni Cb 1 4', ,40kv% ' ; ' / AV M:.‘ 4.' SIXPENCE lIALkPENN Y. the -right, -belonging to-Ootum Sing, brid posted by - Futteh Sing along the hills contig , uw, !0 the find of march, for the purpose of pr: venting the recur rence of similar ants of aggression. The erntLassy then continued their march Umnoles:, to•Glioru. Ootum. Siueg, and 'Pertaub Sing themselves ; with all • the other Sell: clriettains, are at present, it must be obse'rveil, in atte:ldance on Runjeet :Stag, in the mountains of Khote Kangra, MISSION TO LAHORE. FROM THE MADRAS. COURT R, OF. OCT. 5, 1809. Our accounts from Cabal continue to -flitter us with the hope of a favourable 'change in the for tunes of the deposed monarch. Were it not indeed that we think ourselves bound to receive eVeryarti"- cle of Asiatic news with a c erta i n; al lowance for in=vernion and exaggeration, we'should say, that such change had already been elfeded. Soojah-ul.-Moolk,-it would: appear, after hiS de feat by, tlie troops of Mahrnood, had been diSSuad ed from his purpose of seeking refuge among the Khybtir hills, by' .an invitation t . rOm his subjeds at Candahar, who had risen on , his behalf, ',lad rescued that v,apital from the 'officers left in charge by the usurper. On the Init . . ultimo, adOces were re ceived. in Mr. ElphinStone's 'camp on the Rauve e; announcing:SbOjah's arrival at Candalur. It Was added, that . !he army 'under • Futteh Khan, who had set out tram Cabal in. the same direction, ptrrpose of rescuing; the city from the bands ot Son, jah's adher en t s , had been repulsed and defeated in the attempt. The distance . :froM. Cabo! to . Cand4l, har does not exceed from eight to ten days' 'march. Khamran,- the :son. 'of Mahrnood Shah, had ar rived at Peshour, - of which city and district his ther had appointed him Governor. 1-.lts whole lorce, however, .amounted to no more than 30u hose. According t o thee acconnts, the Versian hc.eders had availed themselVes of the opportunity otE.:;*Q.l by the iroubles.of the empire, to take'pSiession of the City ofHerat.- - The Gentlemen of the Briti4i Embassy reached the lett bank of the ilanvee on the 10th current— Considering the pe'riod of: the season, an 4 the state of the chuntryo hey bait mage.ver'y rapid progress, sel,:orn less than iron] .12 :o . tunes in each day's march. During the - last five marches, which they • had made from the bans*.crf therAcesines, they had passed through one continued sea ,Of i.vater, higher in general than the horses knees, and frequently coming Over the sadtle:fiaps, The' iau'vee (or frydraot es) . is described as atuere rivulei, when coinOe'red win the Hyda4pes or Me, t sines. It, banks are low, and rather deficient in. trees ; but they are clothed witl; that rich mantle of. verdure, for which tile whole liice of 'the' Punjab so remarkable. The . breadth the ItaMiee had not been accurately ascertained, but appe,:red to he about .800 yards. Thu stream was by no Means :rapid, but was rendered turbid, by the heavy rains, which, at that ; season, swept down the soil of the ajjkent fields. Lll7'Cli PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, .1111;Y .Minister of Ma rine akid 'Colouies hat iug received from his Excel lency the Duke of Reggio the following " REGVLATION,:DECRE E D Bj lIIS.EXCELEENCY 'rue MARSHAL DLIKK. OF, REGGIO, COMMANDER IN_ CHII?F 0F THE CORPS OF OBSERVATION IN HOLLAND, WITH RESPECT TO THE FISHERY , 4 4 .41 t - 1 - 1 -- Tilt " WitereaS the fishery. ;Or Ire - 41'11dt Which con-! stitntes the only means of subsistence of the 'inha bitants of the- coasts,, arid the villages thereon, can not be prohibited w i t h out i n j uring the most indigentcl4. - ss of the people; and hisExcellency,-considertog thttt, herising the continuance of fishery; it is essential ll,it uneasurei should .he taken to p reT vent frarrd, - )bstrua any ,com wunication with the enemy, he ordains as follows: - " li - very fishing 1.0. vessel .atioe s Yer, before gol omit be 'pro'vide3 with a permit, speci. tying dr: name. nr number, and fOrm of the vessel, the names; descriptlons, and residence of the crew, and the narne. of the owner of the vessel. • pertnit ,shalt tie given by the Military t'otnma.odaut of the district in which the master of the vessel resides. •" 2. Every time that a fishing boat leaves the shore, she shall be visited, by the Cuatotn-h ouse 'otfieen,• and h e r permit inspede.l. by the C,,inman , dant of the military post estahli s li!:d on the coast, or in the tillage nearest collie point oldeparture. the nshing boat sails frotn a pzi:t or road; .s'e'al, - ht r pei mit shall in that case be inspected and verified by Commander ,of the guard-ship in the ,rc - td,..and she be visited by the Custorn-hOuse rs. • , . . '". 3. No vessel, ei t h er at her dqarture or on her rt.turn,, shall pass the guard-ship without being vi sited..pnd having..berpermit house' cifficJr of the last post, 4. In, case, from uoforeseen circumstances„, fishing boats shill have been obliged to hold com munication :with the , enemy, they shall, on their .return,. forthwith report - the same:to the Comman der of iii.e.gTuard l Ship, or the. nearest post to their .plitee of landing._ • . • " 5. Fishing boatk shall, its no 'case, put to sea before the morning gun, nor return after the eveu• ing gun, without having obtained permission. " Should circunisuitices compel them to land after the evening gun, they shall thereof inform the Co mmandant of - the nearest post tb the place where they shall have stopped. ‘-` 6.- Milting vss'sels or boats Shall take on board only such articl:s and provisions - as shall be neces airy for their use, during the time thry may be sup. po ed . to be at sea: Mr. Elphinstone's party found only. one selitary boat at the ferry. They prevailed, however, upon the:people, by dint of inciney arid' persuasion, to co:lea:three others by the following day ;' and they expected in the course. of three days tuore,•tohave all their equipage and retinue transported to the opposite shore. From hence the body of tie em bassy would move on' by the direct road-ta'Urn rtistin„ a distance of „ten of 'fifteen coss. The:En vorhinitelf, off ended by a small party, proposed. to to set out on -the It lb, on a 'visit to the city of Lahore.. Wehave already noticed in general form an affray which took place bet weenpe escort and the peoele of the eouniry, at a pass near the river J hylom. The name of this- pass is Durree-ul-Titwurree. It is formed by'.the bed °fa ricer, Situated between steep ankl ragged mountains, overgrown With low jungle, and a fall of rain for a few days is sufficient to render it quiteinipraaicable. , As- soon as th e li ne h a d ad yawed to a certain distance within this pas, and had reached the boundary of the _territories possessed. by tka.o Seik 'chieftains named Purtaub Sing and Ooluzu Sing, several me n f rom t h e adjoihing.villages appear ed in• a. body on a commanding eminence to the right, and began to. burl down large 'stones on the people of t he .entbassy. UpOn, this,' Captain Pitman, .with a party of r.o sepoys, began to ascend one ofthe adjacent hilts, with the intention- of . opening a fire on the assail ants, and driving : them from 'their .posiben. No Sooner was this mo'vement perceived by the villagers, than they loaded their matchloAs, 'and proceeded to occupy another eminence ,direCtly opposite to that which Captain Pitman "had ascended, and•tho ord partie4 began 'to fire upon each. other front their re 'speative posts. The Seiks were heard at the sanie tune to halloo out front the hill, that they w6ufd allow the ,embassy .to• pass unmolested, provided that they would • pay them the. chintz. Meanwhile Captain Pitman received a message from the Daro gab, stating, • that a person had been dispirehed rq pr'evail upon villagers to desist but , hat they refused to do so, until Captain Pitman also should .'stop his fire. On this, Captain Pit mat ordered his pary immediately to descend the bill, and the firing .Erased. A chance shot, howevere from one of the matchlocks of the assenare.s, struck upon a rot* contieuous to the route of the sepoys iu their descent,' aid, rebounding, With consi !eta-. tile force, wounded. : Captain Pitman-in tee fleshy part of his arm. The ball being immediately extracted 'airid . the wound pressed, it was not sup posed that the accident would be attended %kith any seri-ins consequences. With • the exception of a decoy camel-driver, who airs shot through the body While standing in the pass, and died on the same' evening, no oilier person sustained any injury rte -- the cou se of thisaffeir. Futteh Sing, the brother FiIANKFORT, JULY 1 5.—Letters from the South of Outum Sing, •shortly after arrived in cainp; and of 14'ra:wee dated about the beginning of the month, .was introduced to the EnvOy. H e represented' contain the following.particulars respecting the st a t e the peopl e w h o had. begin guilty of this ontrage, of. things in Spin as a -body of the Mussuhmnau, Juts tizh the ueiJt- " addition to the impression made by the as-a -body of the Mussulmah Juts front the bowing vellaues, and said that he. had. ascended the splendid progress Of the French arms sioce the corn . hill, and had the m • eans of stoppieg . their mencenient Of Spring, the most judicious. measures Sotiie'Sei; however, had been .observed aniong have been adopted for maintnining internal trait ' assailants ; and it wa4 generally suspected, quility in the completed provinces. For the attain that the whole virus a Concerted scheme among tsient.tif this object, the same.-tneans have been re-, Ootum Sing and Purtaub Sing's people, io extort sot trel ro whith, were employed Some years since.in mohey from the party. After this, however, some the kingdom of Naples, with the difference only 'Seik troops were br oug h t f rom a sinall mud fort on that is - necessary to apply thent to Iwal • , Q , " Every arti c l e , , except wh a t .:longs to tneir oc cupation, found onboard at their departure or re turn, .slrall be confiscated. - • • " 7. Fishing-goats„ along the coasts .shall not, unless from unforeSeen accident; remain at sea more than eight . -and-forty hours ;: the time shall • be reckoned from the last examination of their permit. " .8. A French soldier-shall be pat onboard each of the fishing-boats, the masters of which are Lug pected. of smuggli ng or commUnicating with the e.)erny ; and in case. of the capture of any of thinSe Sol:hers by the enemy, the . ,fishery , shall be instantly prohibited, and a general embar g o laid on all the vegsels therein einployed. 'ln' shol'i, the village ,where thb fisherman resides sliall .be --exemplarity punished. , 7 114 vegseis employed in the': herring and smea Cod fishery s:,:111 trot pot to sea until the . Mar shal Duke' , ot Itegtio ,shall have been authorised to make a iegulation with respect to them. to. lvery fishing. vcsicl, not having on board, at her return, the crew . sixeitied in her permit, shall be - se cp , ,fstra t A /roses- re; bat skill be niAde of the. number of men, ticit,;, vapers, werchandize;pnd goods on bolrd• at the. ; ttlh of sequt,stration; • ‘‘. The ni..;st!fr •;,111i be, toiwarded, from, post to pose, t.o't):e h ,- .141-quArtes:i, su i ;ether wish &copy of he oces ve, but of Lh -, sn'a t ion, and the papers .:` "‘ll. sime rhe).ihres shall be token rctard in whitti inerchanclize of Euglis;i colonial proJuce, may be Sound. • (Signed) " The MaishAl Duke - of RE,GCx klly il, ISio." •• , . .. . . . • Publishoi the same re•gilLition, for the benefit gif 611-thuse whom it alnecrni; ordering them ti-lcily to conform themselves thereto:. VAN DER HIIM, . .. The abo%e-tnentroned Minister. - • Amsterdam, [lily ;8, at°. - , fro ) . will ! 00; For t ' NAVY' er tip ;tee to FC 4' 14 , lllJeldr Is s~Y 1) e 0 ( 11 13c is sled 5 1~, GCi'~~